Sentence examples for rollout of something from inspiring English sources

"We're accelerating the rollout of something we've been working on for a while.

But rather than allowing the American public to reach its own conclusions about the troubled rollout of Obamacare, something many already appear to be doing, and to the President's cost, Issa and some of his G.O.P. colleagues seem intent on launching another partisan witch hunt, one that demeans both sides and diverts attention from the real issues.

The rollout was something of a car crash, as even her fans acknowledged.

While the former secretary of state has yet to present a formal rollout of her senior military support, something recent campaigns have tended to do closer to election day, the Clinton campaign provided the Guardian with a tally of 22 retired general and flag officers who have already endorsed her.

From the perspective of the Obama Administration, the rollout — Sebelius's rollout — made something majestic look grubby.

It's also possible that this amounts to something like a closed beta for the eventual rollout of legendaries, but that argument doesn't really hold water either.

The rollout of the Green New Deal may have been troubled, but it has started something.

That's why Samsung's speedy rollout of the October Security Update to the galaxy devices is both welcome and something that the South Korean company should be promoting heavily.

The rapid and continued rollout of renewable energy into the power sector assumed in the ANU briefing paper is something that the Australian government actually opposes.

Newsom, currently California's lieutenant governor, was responding to Mike Madrid, a Villaraigosa advisor, telling KQED that "something just doesn't smell right" with the hasty, last-minute rollout of Renteria's campaign.

The new rollout also introduces something at the bottom of the app called "shortcuts".